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Confused about fees :(

Because of extortionate university fees in the UK for foreign language degrees (usually 4 years, so £36,000), I have my sights set on the University of Groningen in The Netherlands, where prices are considerably lower. However, I hold 2 passports (one British, and the other Dutch) and was wondering how much I would have to pay each year in tuition fees if I were to apply to a Scottish or Welsh university. Could I pay the lower fees like the Scottish, Welsh and European students do with my Dutch (EU) passport, even though I live in England?
Any response is appreciated :smile:
Original post by helloimlukas
Because of extortionate university fees in the UK for foreign language degrees (usually 4 years, so £36,000), I have my sights set on the University of Groningen in The Netherlands, where prices are considerably lower. However, I hold 2 passports (one British, and the other Dutch) and was wondering how much I would have to pay each year in tuition fees if I were to apply to a Scottish or Welsh university. Could I pay the lower fees like the Scottish, Welsh and European students do with my Dutch (EU) passport, even though I live in England?
Any response is appreciated :smile:


It has nothing to do with holding a passport. It is about residence. As you live in England, you are not resident in either Scotland or Wales and are not therefore eligible for their fees.
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Original post by Carnationlilyrose
It has nothing to do with holding a passport. It is about residence. As you live in England, you are not resident in either Scotland or Wales and are not therefore eligible for their fees.


Ahh what a shame :frown: Holland it is then! Thanks so much :smile:

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